TOTALLY GEEKED!

huskerbb · Guru

Actually, it pretty much means exactly that.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Oh barf lady. You entitled beotch.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Funny how she mentions the" nice purse " thing twice. My purse was $20 grom Walmart.

I know what to do_sometimes · Frozen Sucks!

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Funny how she mentions the" nice purse " thing twice. My purse was $20 grom Walmart.

The "article" is a perfect example of the entitled attitude our society has instilled in people collecting welfare benefits. Sure, buying nice things at a Goodwill or such is great, that is the way she and others asking for handouts should shop, heck I shop like that sometimes. But claiming you cannot afford food but think it is just fine to buy chips and junk food with EBT? Food stamps won't allow you buy that stuff so she must be buying them using the cash side of the EBT.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

My kids wore walmart and hand me downs.

And name brand clothes.

From Goodwill or Salvation Army or hand me downs.

I carried and still carry name brand purses. Got them from sales tables, yard sales, and gifts.

Just cause somebody is wearing ed hardy and baby pat and carrying Gucci doesn't mean they paid big money for it.

And yeah, yeah. I know. Fraud is rampant.

Instead of complaining about the individual, do something to change the system that allows the fraud in the first place.

"But it doesn't matter"

That's what the ballot box is for.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

Now.

The cigarettes, alcohol, tattoos and that kind of thing, I agree with.

If you can buy that, you don't need food stamps.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

I was raised that if you can't eat it or wear it, you don't need it.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

She " jumps at the chance to buy a mice outfit" so in other words i want what i want whether or not i can affordit.

Lets' not forget - I DESERVE it.

huskerbb · Guru

lilyofcourse wrote:
My kids wore walmart and hand me downs.

And name brand clothes.

From Goodwill or Salvation Army or hand me downs.

I carried and still carry name brand purses. Got them from sales tables, yard sales, and gifts.

Just cause somebody is wearing ed hardy and baby pat and carrying Gucci doesn't mean they paid big money for it.

And yeah, yeah. I know. Fraud is rampant.

Instead of complaining about the individual, do something to change the system that allows the fraud in the first place.

"But it doesn't matter"

That's what the ballot box is for.

No. The entire system should not have to be changed to account for those who take advantage of it. Individuals should absolutely be held accountable.

If you want to suck off the taxpayer's titty--then a little judgment and scorn is coming your way. Don't like it--wean yourself off the tit.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

You know what that meant to me?

That meant it was on sale and I could swing it.

That I had saved enough.

That I had found a good deal.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Oh baloney.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Yup husker. And are tits are getting sore! lol

huskerbb · Guru

The entitlement bleeds through the entire article. Her kids "deserve" nice things. She "deserves" this or that.

Sure, if she went to a thrift store and found a brand name purse for $10--more power to her--but that isn't at all what she's saying. She is saying she DESERVES things.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

You can not blame an individual for taking advantage of a system set up with loop holes just for the purpose of being taken advantage of.

I mean you can. But it doesn't actually CHANGE anything, does it?

What you need to do is get people in there that can actually change things.

Look, there is a plate of cookies out with a sign that says "free samples".

Most will take one.

But someone is going to come along and take ten.

So do you leave the tray out and let the one take from everyone, or do you change the way you give out the samples?

huskerbb · Guru

lilyofcourse wrote:
You can not blame an individual for taking advantage of a system set up with loop holes just for the purpose of being taken advantage of.

I mean you can. But it doesn't actually CHANGE anything, does it?

What you need to do is get people in there that can actually change things.

Look, there is a plate of cookies out with a sign that says "free samples".

Most will take one.

But someone is going to come along and take ten.

So do you leave the tray out and let the one take from everyone, or do you change the way you give out the samples?

I quit giving out the samples, altogether.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

huskerbb wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
You can not blame an individual for taking advantage of a system set up with loop holes just for the purpose of being taken advantage of.

I mean you can. But it doesn't actually CHANGE anything, does it?

What you need to do is get people in there that can actually change things.

Look, there is a plate of cookies out with a sign that says "free samples".

Most will take one.

But someone is going to come along and take ten.

So do you leave the tray out and let the one take from everyone, or do you change the way you give out the samples?

I quit giving out the samples, altogether.

Then you have CHANGE the situation and the fraud stops.

But if you did nothing, and just complained about the one, the fraud continues.

The only way to stop the fraud is to change the situation.

I know what to do_sometimes · Frozen Sucks!

lilyofcourse wrote:
You know what that meant to me?

That meant it was on sale and I could swing it.

That I had saved enough.

That I had found a good deal.

Lily, there is a huge difference between someone disabled collecting than someone out there just taking advantage. You know the difference and I believe we all do.

-- Edited by I know what to do_sometimes on Tuesday 5th of April 2016 07:28:00 PM

jlbear71 · Guru

huskerbb wrote:
The entitlement bleeds through the entire article. Her kids "deserve" nice things. She "deserves" this or that.

Sure, if she went to a thrift store and found a brand name purse for $10--more power to her--but that isn't at all what she's saying. She is saying she DESERVES things.

I admit, I always jumped at the chance to buy my little girl a nice outfit. Even though they were impractical, the shiny shoes we found at a consignment store for $3 brought her so much joy. She'd dance around, twirling in a dress and would wear the outfit for days.

This says she deserves things? This was as close as to where I could find in the article that could reference that she deserves anything other than trying to cloth her child with nice stuff and keep her happy. She is not paying full price for brand new stuff. She is shopping for secondhand items at a consignment store.

I was the child whose parents had trouble paying the mortgage. There were days my parents would not eat so that my brother and I could. I did not know what brand new clothes (except for undergarments and socks) felt like until I was a teenager. Yes, my parents accepted the bare necessities of what assistance was available to them. But my brother and I appreciated what we got. Occasionally, we got special items. My grandmom got me a rabbit fur coat, secondhand. Yet someone could have seen me with a fur coat and thought I was a spoiled brat. That could not be further from the truth.

How many people on this board have ever struggled to afford to put food on the table on a regular basis? Or keep a roof over your family's head? I can point out a few who it seems never have by their judgemental attitude. Not everyone on the dole is taking advantage of the system.

Is the system flawed? Yes. Does it need to be changed? Yes. But how can you take away benefits from those who are abusing it without taking it away from those who truly need them? Finding a system that works is like asking for world peace.

Mellow Momma · Sniff...sniff, sniff. Yay! A Bum!

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Funny how she mentions the" nice purse " thing twice. My purse was $20 grom Walmart.
The "article" is a perfect example of the entitled attitude our society has instilled in people collecting welfare benefits. Sure, buying nice things at a Goodwill or such is great, that is the way she and others asking for handouts should shop, heck I shop like that sometimes. But claiming you cannot afford food but think it is just fine to buy chips and junk food with EBT? Food stamps won't allow you buy that stuff so she must be buying them using the cash side of the EBT.

Food stamps DO allow the purchase of chips and soda and all kinds of junk food. As long as it is classified as "food" it can be purchased with food stamps in most states. In fact, some Valentines cards with candy attached can be purchased with food stamps.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

lilyofcourse wrote:
You can not blame an individual for taking advantage of a system set up with loop holes just for the purpose of being taken advantage of.

I mean you can. But it doesn't actually CHANGE anything, does it?

What you need to do is get people in there that can actually change things.

Look, there is a plate of cookies out with a sign that says "free samples".

Most will take one.

But someone is going to come along and take ten.

So do you leave the tray out and let the one take from everyone, or do you change the way you give out the samples?

Actually, you can Blame the individual who takes 10 cookies. Because we all know that is wrong.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

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Lindley · Guru

Yes I do know of some people who live on food stamps and con people and they do make me angry. However I would rather see a child who is clean and dressed in the best her/his parents can afford then be dirty and unkept. There is a young soon to be teen girl at our Church who is dressed in the latest fashion and you would think she got them at 21 forever or what other popular store young girls like, she said her mom got them at the goodwill. Some people are good at finding quality clothes. I've seen people I know who are on food stamps who buy meat in bulk and not the most expensive meat that would last them till next payday. So there are those who use it wisely.

just Czech · Give Me Grand's!

jlbear71 wrote:
huskerbb wrote:
The entitlement bleeds through the entire article. Her kids "deserve" nice things. She "deserves" this or that.

Sure, if she went to a thrift store and found a brand name purse for $10--more power to her--but that isn't at all what she's saying. She is saying she DESERVES things.
I admit, I always jumped at the chance to buy my little girl a nice outfit. Even though they were impractical, the shiny shoes we found at a consignment store for $3 brought her so much joy. She'd dance around, twirling in a dress and would wear the outfit for days.
This says she deserves things? This was as close as to where I could find in the article that could reference that she deserves anything other than trying to cloth her child with nice stuff and keep her happy. She is not paying full price for brand new stuff. She is shopping for secondhand items at a consignment store.
I was the child whose parents had trouble paying the mortgage. There were days my parents would not eat so that my brother and I could. I did not know what brand new clothes (except for undergarments and socks) felt like until I was a teenager. Yes, my parents accepted the bare necessities of what assistance was available to them. But my brother and I appreciated what we got. Occasionally, we got special items. My grandmom got me a rabbit fur coat, secondhand. Yet someone could have seen me with a fur coat and thought I was a spoiled brat. That could not be further from the truth.
How many people on this board have ever struggled to afford to put food on the table on a regular basis? Or keep a roof over your family's head? I can point out a few who it seems never have by their judgemental attitude. Not everyone on the dole is taking advantage of the system.
Is the system flawed? Yes. Does it need to be changed? Yes. But how can you take away benefits from those who are abusing it without taking it away from those who truly need them? Finding a system that works is like asking for world peace.

jbear, it was the whole premise of the article, not the one comment about 3 dollar shoes. IMHO, the writer is looking through rose colored glasses.

Yes, not all people on welfare are abusing the system, but all of us know of several individuals that DO take advantage of the system. We all know the one guy who fakes an injury, gets disability, lives off the government and lives the high life while basically flaunting it in everyone's face. Yup, he gets his tattoo's, buys his marijuana, cigs and beer off my money.

To be honest, I know of several individuals playing the system in our small community that are just flat out lazy.

And, because those individuals abuse the system, the one's who really need it for brief periods of time then can't get help because they don't "play the welfare game."

My parents struggle to put food on the table. They did without themselves but always made sure their kids had food and new shoes (once a year). Mom made all our clothes, and we canned most of our food. People do not take care of themselves anymore. They think someone else is suppose to do all the work for them.

When DH and I were raising our kids, we were always cash short. DH complained for years about not having ice cream in the house, but he never bought it when he had the opportunity because the kids needs came first. People do not know how to sacrifice anymore.

No, you do not need an iPhone, a flip phone will do. No, you do not need cable, get a simple HD antenna and watch the local programs. Turn the heat down and turn the AC up, save money instead of expecting someone else to always pay it for you.

Your parents did it right, so did mine and so did we. The losers are the ones not getting the message and you and I are paying for it.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Yeah, the $3 shoe thing was tossed in there as an after thought. Oh yeah, i bought $3 shoes. Nobody is judging $3 shoes. And, if you dress well by going to Goodwill and are a good shopper, that is great. But, that isnt the tone of the article. The tone is that I am entitled and I deserve. And, tough schit to you if it's your tax money.

huskerbb · Guru

jlbear71 wrote:
huskerbb wrote:
The entitlement bleeds through the entire article. Her kids "deserve" nice things. She "deserves" this or that.

Sure, if she went to a thrift store and found a brand name purse for $10--more power to her--but that isn't at all what she's saying. She is saying she DESERVES things.
I admit, I always jumped at the chance to buy my little girl a nice outfit. Even though they were impractical, the shiny shoes we found at a consignment store for $3 brought her so much joy. She'd dance around, twirling in a dress and would wear the outfit for days.
This says she deserves things? This was as close as to where I could find in the article that could reference that she deserves anything other than trying to cloth her child with nice stuff and keep her happy. She is not paying full price for brand new stuff. She is shopping for secondhand items at a consignment store.
I was the child whose parents had trouble paying the mortgage. There were days my parents would not eat so that my brother and I could. I did not know what brand new clothes (except for undergarments and socks) felt like until I was a teenager. Yes, my parents accepted the bare necessities of what assistance was available to them. But my brother and I appreciated what we got. Occasionally, we got special items. My grandmom got me a rabbit fur coat, secondhand. Yet someone could have seen me with a fur coat and thought I was a spoiled brat. That could not be further from the truth.
How many people on this board have ever struggled to afford to put food on the table on a regular basis? Or keep a roof over your family's head? I can point out a few who it seems never have by their judgemental attitude. Not everyone on the dole is taking advantage of the system.
Is the system flawed? Yes. Does it need to be changed? Yes. But how can you take away benefits from those who are abusing it without taking it away from those who truly need them? Finding a system that works is like asking for world peace.

WTF are you talking about???? She talks about smartphones, nice cars, cigarettes, beer, chips, soda.

She directly asks the question: Why are the poor expected to not have any nice things?

Well, the answer is because other people are paying for your crap.

Yes, EVERYONE on the dole is taking advantage of the system. That's the point of the system--to feed people who can't get their lives together enough to do it, themselves. We just don't want to be paying for a host of other crap.

In the comments to this article, a woman who was on the dole said this

My daughter deserves new school clothes, new shoes, blah, blah, blah...

No, no she doesn't. I didn't have those things very darn often growing up. Even my kids didn't always have those things. I was expected to pay for their crap--no one else was doing it for me.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Two quotes from the OP:

Nobody runs to the public assistance office, skipping and smiling to get food stamps. It's a shameful, humbling experience to admit that, despite all your efforts, you don't have enough money to feed your kid.

It’s because of attitudes like these that the stigma surrounding the impoverished is one of shame. But, to spin off of the Dr. Seuss phrase, a person is a person, no matter how poor.

The writer was working full-time and going to school. She is no longer on food stamps.

Not every person abuses welfare. We've had this discussion before.

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Nobody "deserves' anything except for what you EARN. You deserve nothing.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Nobody "deserves' anything except for what you EARN. You deserve nothing.

Respect?

flan

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

And if you win the lottery or inherit a fortune?

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?

I am talking about THIS OP.

ONE example.

She WAS working full-time AND going to school.

There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.

flan

I know what to do_sometimes · Frozen Sucks!

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan

I agree she seems to doing what one is supposed to do by bettering themselves but that doesn't excuse her attitude that she deserves to be able to buy nice things even though on welfare. When you are given a lifeline, you don't complain that it isn't made out of gold.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan

What do posters here have to do with this?

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan
What do posters here have to do with this?

They provide a different perspective instead of ASSUMING.

flan

Lawyerlady · On the bright side...... Christmas is coming! (Mod)

It's not what she is doing - it's the attitude she is doing it with. No, they are not ENTITLED to nice things. If you can get them at a thrift shop - great! But if you don't NEED them, and are wasting money on them when you have no emergency fund and are on welfare, that's pretty damn irresponsible.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan
What do posters here have to do with this?
They provide a different perspective instead of ASSUMING.
flan

Assuming what? Welfare fraud is rampant. So, not sure what the other posters have to do with that unless you are trying to stir up something to be offended about. The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

And that's YOUR opinion, LGS.

flan

Lawyerlady · On the bright side...... Christmas is coming! (Mod)

flan327 wrote:
And that's YOUR opinion, LGS.

flan

LOL. I just love this constant useless comment of yours.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan
What do posters here have to do with this?
They provide a different perspective instead of ASSUMING.
flan

Assuming what? Welfare fraud is rampant. So, not sure what the other posters have to do with that unless you are trying to stir up something to be offended about. The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude.

Yes, I've taken lessons from The Master. biggrin

flan

huskerbb · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Two quotes from the OP:

Nobody runs to the public assistance office, skipping and smiling to get food stamps. It's a shameful, humbling experience to admit that, despite all your efforts, you don't have enough money to feed your kid.

It’s because of attitudes like these that the stigma surrounding the impoverished is one of shame. But, to spin off of the Dr. Seuss phrase, a person is a person, no matter how poor.

The writer was working full-time and going to school. She is no longer on food stamps.
Not every person abuses welfare. We've had this discussion before.
flan

It's not really "abuse" we are talking about. She wasn't doing anything "illegal".

Its her sense of entitlement that her kids "deserve" this. Poor people "deserve" smartphones and nice cars and their kids need sodas and chips--and no one, even the ones paying for all that crap--have any right to criticize. That's BS.

-- Edited by huskerbb on Wednesday 6th of April 2016 09:45:37 AM

Tinydancer · Guru

The OP is really about a feeling of entitlement. Although all the fraud goes along with that because they DESERVE to get it.

huskerbb · Guru

But it technically is not fraud. There is no law that says she can't spend any money she gets--from a job, gifts, or even cash benefits (as opposed to food stamps)--on whatever.

That is still going to really irk people who are paying to feed her kids--many of whom can't afford the things she talks about, themselves.

Do her kids have to dress in rags? Of course not--but nice $25 jeans from Target or wherever will wear just as good as $80 designer ones. Unless it's from a rich uncle, she can find a smoking deal on a Toyota as easily as a Cadillac. The outdated smartphone they give you with the cell plan works as good as the latest iPhone or galaxy (or just get a plain prepaid phone). $50 JCPenny shoes work as good as $200 ones.

Sure, sometimes you can find deals at thrift stores or whatever, but when you see a single mom in the grocery line ahead of you with manicured nails and designer shoes pay with an EBT card and then go out and put the groceries--complete with a case of beer and a carton of cigarettes--into her Lincoln, it annoys people who can't afford those things yet are paying for her food.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan
What do posters here have to do with this?
They provide a different perspective instead of ASSUMING.
flan

Assuming what? Welfare fraud is rampant. So, not sure what the other posters have to do with that unless you are trying to stir up something to be offended about. The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude.
Yes, I've taken lessons from The Master.
flan

I don't run behind the skirts of Mods when someone says something I don't like. I will be happy to go toe to toe with them.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
Can we please stop with the "not every person abuses welfare" mantra? Yeah we know. You keep saying that as if we aren't allowed to criticize those who do. As for stigma, tough schit. You don't like stigma, then off your arse and schlepp a job everyday like the rest of the joes and janes getting up out of their warm beds at 530am to go play nurse maid at some crap job. When do THEY get a break?
I am talking about THIS OP.
ONE example.
She WAS working full-time AND going to school.
There are posters HERE who have been on welfare.
flan
What do posters here have to do with this?
They provide a different perspective instead of ASSUMING.
flan

Assuming what? Welfare fraud is rampant. So, not sure what the other posters have to do with that unless you are trying to stir up something to be offended about. The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude.
Yes, I've taken lessons from The Master.
flan
I don't run behind the skirts of Mods when someone says something I don't like. I will be happy to go toe to toe with them.

And I do?

flan

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
And that's YOUR opinion, LGS.

flan
LOL. I just love this constant useless comment of yours.

When an OPINION is stated as a FACT...

I guess it's one of my pet peeves.

flan

Lawyerlady · On the bright side...... Christmas is coming! (Mod)

flan327 wrote:
Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
And that's YOUR opinion, LGS.

flan
LOL. I just love this constant useless comment of yours.
When an OPINION is stated as a FACT...
I guess it's one of my pet peeves.
flan

She is discussing the issue. No one should have to put "IMO" every time they post something. Good grief.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
And that's YOUR opinion, LGS.

flan
LOL. I just love this constant useless comment of yours.
When an OPINION is stated as a FACT...
I guess it's one of my pet peeves.
flan
She is discussing the issue. No one should have to put "IMO" every time they post something. Good grief.

And I never said that.

flan

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

THIS does not sound like an opinion:

"The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude."

flan

Lawyerlady · On the bright side...... Christmas is coming! (Mod)

flan327 wrote:
THIS does not sound like an opinion:

"The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude."

flan

So? She is stating her opinion that that's how it clearly seems to her.

Your "you are entitled to your opinion" comments are ridiculous. Everyone is all day long.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
THIS does not sound like an opinion:

"The LW clearly has a beitchy entitled attitude."

flan
So? She is stating her opinion that that's how it clearly seems to her.

Your "you are entitled to your opinion" comments are ridiculous. Everyone is all day long.

But what about during the night?

flan

TOTALLY GEEKED!

Just because I'm poor doesn't mean my kid shouldn't have nice things